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' I=-1 • ..1 er se': It p cort state (lid not there; c ompe l le rrs ilit prPfer WDNESDA - Y \ .\.MAY 27, IziB [PRICE SEVrNPENr, r. PP ICE OF ORD:VAN6E, Mall 13 , I SI P. 1 ., PRINC IReIL OFFICERS of flis MA - ,7 4 t th ,I t s , l ~ . 4 ' S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,. °117: ui 11 , SE"; r_„ by . PU 2 1 I3LIC AUCTION at the . f C'h, k 4 " '°"- THURSDAY, the 28th Instant, at Eleven kEt e in the For en o on p rec i se l a , SU-VDRY LOTS of 4u, i' ' ° Lb, and UNSERVICE-IBLE SrQRES, con lior, V. T arpaulins, Bloclis,'double and single, Powder in t, attd.Pieces, Saddle Bags and Pieces,.B(.-dding,-Sheet -411,, d; r : dClut hing, Tents of all sorts, Standing Vices, Anvils Ste '1 " 1 " , Swords, Spears, and Steel Rammers, Old Iron, 7 ' 4 ' i, " L ead, to‘r , th'er with , a variety of other Articles. Pr i ,e i c ,!„ "le of which VI tI y he viewed upon application at the Y 4oi l. e 4 . l . 6 : E° rehee ' per's-Office ix the Tower, until the Day PUBLICATIONS. THE Pl ru CLUBS. GOODLUICK, and Cu re specttnily acquaint their Frieuo. that the SF,ltr LONDON. THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE EH= OF• TIPZ. 3 This Day was published, Bvo. 12s. a Second Edition of AMOR, LORD of the BRIGIa CITY; a Poem. La t"l'll'fltY ci.inner;ves DraWing on the KING'S DAY: and they are happy in a msouncift:, that the Scheme has been farmed on the same Plan as the last, With, however, softie iniprovements, which R. G. and Co. strongly recom mend to Pithlic Notice. be 36th bad d i : ; bjecli° ° inotior4 Late Right Honourable WILLIE:11 PITT, will be holden at the City of London Tavern, 'IV-MORROW, tlic 28th May, 1819. Lord LASCELLES, M. P. in the Chair. • By the ltev. 11. H. NILLNI.kN, M.A 19w - of Brasi•hose College , Oxford, Author of Fazio. Printed for JOLIN MURK : kV, A.ll3CMade-street. There are 107 CaPitalS, being considerably more than in the late !mery, and 1,000 Tickets less than last. There are Three Pri7es of 10.0001. And 64 of 3,0001: 2,0001. t,0001., &c. • Besidel A large Proportion, of 3001. TOOL., &c. &e. Adventurers before the First. Day have advant;iges not to he obtained afterwards, as the first TWEN FY PRIZES draWit will have ertelci,oool. in addition.: RICHARDSON,GOODLUCK, and Co. have for more than forty years very largely participated in the Public Favour, and have no douht that their Friends will think of f bent on the present occasion.—:l great Vitiiety of Ntfthbers with he al wayS found on Sate, at t heir.umtestionahly fortunate Offices, This Day was published, in 2 cols. 4t o . 31. S s . VFAV of the STATE of EUROPE d ur i ng th e MIDDLE AGES, ad go n .„ 4 vise* 1" riled r severs yORK. At the,l3lack Swan inn. NI. L. FENTON SCOTT, Ifsq. in the Chair. By lIENRY HALLAM, Es-j. Printed tor donN MuItRAY, Alheinaile-street. • This Da* was published - , in rols: 2mo. • BROWNIE of B.ODSBECK, and other I Tales (in Prow). - By - the ET RICK SITEPRERD, • Author of flu, Queen's Wui e. Printed for .101 IN MURRAY, London; and WILLIAM BLACK WWI), 17, Princes-itreet„ Edinburgh. • shot ii , „a Lute d". LE LISS. At the Assembly Rooms. JOtIN HILL, 'Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. lIANKIBUILDINGS, COR'siHILL, and facini the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, where every description of Basin-25s in the Public Funds is faithfully executed. At the White Hart. Inn, Winchester. President—WlLLlAM CHUTE, Esq. M.P. Vice-President--:Rev. Sir CHARLES RICH, Bart. This Day was published, In Three Volnmes, 'gum. pi ice 18s. beards, d r i 1 V I Z ON; or, The Indian Ne..,1 Chief. TO PRINTSELLERS,. BOOKSELLERS, and ADMIRERS of the FINE ARTS. MA R Y . N I F i: ,X V T A e F s i ve no fo t l i l c o e wl no-NS giv,t I D a a t p , h on e will SELEthe WHOLE of the VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK of PRINTS and CtIPPER•PLATES, the property of the late Messrs: JOHN and JOSIAH BOYDELL ; at their House, N0..90, Cheapside. The Sale to begin each Day at Twelve o'clock. N.B. Thi; is by far the greatest Sale of its kitid that ever took place in Europe , chnsisting of upwards of Five Thousand Copper-plates, with their corresponding - Impressions, after the Finest Pictures in the World, and e,graved by the First Artists. READING. At the Town 114.1. " By whatereeinstrument piety is advantaged, use that, though thon grimiest thy spears and arrows at the forges of the Philistines."—Bishop REM Y TA YLD R. • Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, and may he had of all Booksellers. President—Sir NATILINIEL DUCKINFIEI4I), Bart. 'Vice-President—LAUNCELOT AUSTWICK, Esq. This Day was published, • in Bsjo. Second Edition, enlarged, price ss. A N INQUIRY tviiether CR,I VIE an d ,mrsEßy Llll are I 'PRODUCED or PREVENTED by our PRESENT SYSTEM of PRISON DISCIPLINE; illustrated - by Descfip tious of DERBY LOYAL TRUE BLUE CLUB. At the Old As , embly Rooms. President—The Rev. CHARLES' STEAD HOPE. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA— CEN'S HEM) INN,, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH . , and all PARTS of the NORTH. Pour Inside Coaches, the. Best,Horses, and. keep execllent 441 „A - . . lit he p'-ere printed List;of the Lots will be delivered to erson * who ,„„n apply for the saute. • Ey.Order of the Board, ' - • B. H. CREIr, Secretary. Op p „, , . n --,k, 01 °RDA:INCE, .liar/ . 13, 1818. ''' PRINCIPvIL OFFICERS of His, lllA t4g!pllB7'i'lS - 6 R.TE I / 4 ~,IATE . • do'hereby give Notice, b 't o r . . b 6 P.°.'1,1/..1 will he re c ei ve d a t th e ir Office, in Pall-Mall, of ,4 Vrir e Frid a y, the 29th instant; from such Persons ,N•i ' ( 4 . e :1.6 : "'jag . t . o undertake the Supply of' COALS for lit , 1? „,°/ this Department, for a period of one year,:frant the The C 0 k w; 'OOl must be of the description denominated ddair's " ') o r &' . rev of dhton Moor, and will be requtred tott c I'l .itt.,; } . ' '' l :ll e xpen;:e, e.rcept the king's Duty, - either on shore ' t P ot , 4 °l. Gr Craft at any place in.the River 7 hames i and ti 4, % ham, or at Port Fier T. in the Ricer 21.1cduay, wQ, 6 _ any or pa 4 . r(:quired. Jr the Coals will be made by Bill and Debenture ' t4 rt f4, :er and not,as heretofore, by Drafts on the Board 'fittok 4'''Particulars, together with the Ttrms and Con- Ace, . '' ' i lA. C ontract, ;ay be known at the Secretary's If 'l,: a la Pail-J.6w alitresaid, any day between the hours l ' ' ''''? e i t a " kotzt o'Clctch;lLltere the Proposals mu.it be de t.),t° Prl. eate d RP, and endorsed" Proposals for Coals ;" but '"ltel t ° ' — ''Ql can b., admitted after the said 29th instant, at 7.'015,4,:'C10ck at, Noon of 'the same Day, neither ?Pill any' .44 . 6 : " i ced, unless the Party making it, or an Agent e-alf, shall attend. By Order of the poaitl, . - R. H CRETY, Secretary. it li ,: E- t'3 l ' INDIA HOUSE, 26, 1818. 1 1 1 .• . 1 L ...:, 'CO URT of DIRECTORS of the .... . . 1 , ,, AN tl .‘I t'tn COMPANY' of NIERCHANTS of ENO. 4ti N, IaA ' U ING- 'to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Th,, 16 With,. h ''alfi t "'ference to the 4th Section of the Ist Chapter o l '4). at' ` ll 'Pany's tve Laws a GENERAL COURT will be l'e2 Sili t.4 l: l l " ls n!t. in - Lek:de:it ' ll:ill-street, on FRIDAY next, 1111 '1)4s, stl4 t, at Eleven 0 ; Clock 'in the Forenoon, for the /1 / 4 ) , , 3 ed p aiii f lyin g before't4e Proprietors a Draft of a pro ,, red 4 nd tiowl4 ef.are Parliament, entitled "-A Bill to amend „ e . • , Al an ' 4 . , Inco one Act the several Laws relating to the i hir e S) r . "' whiel i the East India Unnpany are required to ,op s ~ • JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. 114 AL CONTRACT FOR FI.:OUR. H OSTTAL FOR SEAMEN, GREENWICH, E amay N tj } eq ' RsoNs May 2.5,. 1813. tract f or ~• be win:fig to•Con -14-NIJR., s upplying this Hospital with' 500 SACKS of t %wi t! Rr ay 4eliv er i n t h e i r Proposals to t h e Di rectors of os 'tt • . Altai a t this Place, on Saturday, the Gth of June 14t Ir Elev 't I - o'Clock in the Forenoon; and in the mean urriis'-A • l ed with • Forms of Proposals, and acquainted rt e, ter P ar ticulars, by enquirir.g at the Steward's Office ''10: k 11 • - p . • ms ' r t)Posal w ill b e received .ifter the hour 'aforesaid, ,:!y he att ended to that are nut agreeable to the said unles s th e Parties personally attend. kl 3 E •tP, (2 , 1 , DUKE OF SUSSEX, I'AFKON. N tv IN G NI ITT BE appointed for MANAG '' ti*e A FFAIRS of the " DARANIAN DISPEN- N,t ti,„ CURE of sTitic - runEs . i., the URETHRA," ti.l'..-x-ipitronage of his -*Royal Higliness..the .Dtthe of iti to inform the Public, that since the formation 1, 1 4, an t Isiek with Brewery Considerable number of poor persons rkelitkr ctures have been completely cured at the ~ t 11 ; 1 11 s ,and theugh, by- tbe rules.Of theinititution, no 'le t as t . S - '"itted without a subscriber's Letter, yet 1 1 5(1 o t . extreme „o we. wi th _ rctue urgency have been adMitted and re ,441,41er, sue such a recommendation. The Cqturuittee, Ithitheoruilltir eonipulled to observe, that numerous appitca k4 4it t alln ut e , ( : l4ll Y to be made for the admission of Patients, isrd ed , whoity attended to without adequate means I;Ar4:lleats of the Corninittee for more' effectually' extending t(lhetty the Charity. They, therefore. presnme most 5 144.; z.?LicaT the FURTHF,R ASSISTANCE of the t b ")le nt "uPPORT of their FUNDS, to poinote these '11; it • -- end s . 1 "' and s • • ,r4 t ,,lig übscriptions continue to he received by the i, 4 5 51 s " 9,; Nies l ' s :7 - Messrs. H o d so n and Stu-ling, No. 845, SPooner, At twoods, and Co.,27,Gracechii.rcp e,Rte Esq. the Treasurer), 9. St, Martin 1.7 );tll jtila rth g ctosS ; Mr. William TOubuin (the Secre.tary), 1 1 . •1 t , ' , lle cto e . l ,i street; Fitzroy-square ; Mr. Owen Williams t 4 ' 'lttd `), , Queen Charlotte-row, 'NOV-road, Mary-le tt's-sa,Mr- Dufour (surgeon to the Institution), 48, O xfoid-strv e t. BY 'Order of the Committee. ViM. TOULMIN, Sec. .. k T; Neu :1 8 - s O t I\ r e l., e t , 4 v th e AN.,--1 return you m hest tha n k s . N" ri) t e ANIEittcAN sooTHING SYRUW you so kindl y " li `ttltet zt , 4 ,, i. toy little'Llt'tv a child nine months old :. he had .. o• i te s t tl s; It .1 suppo'st ' .d cold, and had a violent discharge 4 4 1 '1 4 ?, which afterwards inflamed his eyes to such a t,!- I‘tl,,' t„ L was doubtful whether he would ever recover his I: 4 l , it 'l ti,ely,..s_a.ti.le titne his 'a g e urn ie s r were very - in?ch .,, s_w i e i- l e le:1 ); 4:hi ye of y`o"r I.meed them without effect, hut i'Y f " i ' tni , ht. I'S:.(whierLieuraluable Syrup, in less th an ,i a , o o scii ,... , 1 4 4 b ro u t .ifsortel were sugpose . d to be , tite,a,:ss)iblhy.deittle), "4(I 'plvera'l tee'teliftohn:oetsttlpalittl'it c „ u •r u t . e . . ( et i c„se. 11, - 4,,, , your obeditift i a7id grateful l SeTvant, \ * lt h tl tea t Q S. PERRY. ,;,!,,, ~t 11 - • • • •tint Andrew-str t S r u Dials• (1iti.,',11'4,4(1 riff the Proprietors, ' • ' J e tt t e tson and' Williams, 94, - 1 It V, tot - ; aud, by t wi-t I ' l t ointineut, of all the Me .,,,u,' ~s ; •('l's irt Tow n and (' ttl ' t- P y at is. ltd. i4IN ':' tr,: ''', \i)N r (•)• ' t r ite Poor, as usual, at her , " c1,,,,,i). ruesdav art'd S e" t "7s l• - I ot2ttine per Bottle. • from nine to 14) tu,„llY.'ttg a L ' t•tt ' e n r ( -"Lily that they are real ' objects of charity. ' f?.o n i a reis:teetable House- 11 0 l it SVI )iC • , v ie lye 1 , nopicl o loft . r el eee t o nient .orton 4 c sib l3°l' t ro ars g r, . g ogetwilerp 01 , act le le ocig is I Wl t ha iging e ir for 'lac Iso 010; 10 () a 0 01' 0 9 C o f bCOI .0 LP l lOll , 1) 1 1 5 1 1 octi, tet; S ea Sell 1 1 % 0 ,1 A 9 :;11 0 11161/0 Of Sir A 40 n • wly fte r j by.t.• 0 (7 1' sC4°..6 . l•f 3 s i iq' 0 0 ' riaOs f s a bbr , ' , f ite bert irqbff t 00' 4 11 f f; )11e. u 'l l ,10 fe c s eth Y lifaX • 6 /S° qo. ed " 7 0 eh T° or NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. WILLIAM SHEPHERD KINNERSLEY, Esq. in,the Chair. MANCHESTER. At the Exelnitige Dining Room. • President—EDWAßD 800 ri,E Wit..I I IIAH.AM, Esq. M.P. Vice-Presidents—J. NORRIS, Esq., and J. GREEN, Esq. , . NORTHUMBERLAND, and - NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE _At the Assembly Rooms. • • • President—THOMAS CLENNELL, s Esq, Vice-Presidents—Colonel REED and WILLIAM 01W, Esq. MENAI. President--RICITARD DAWKIN PENNANT ; Esq. , DONCASTER. At the Al am' on House. President—THOMAS PEARSON,"Esq., Mayor. LIVERPOOL. At Lillyman's Hotel. President—Sir WILLIAM' BARTON, Ent:, in the Chair. Vice-PreSident—WlLLlAM •MOLYNEUX, Esq. SOMERSET AND :TAUNTON. At the Market lionse, Taunton. Sir TIiOS. BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE, Bart., in the Chair. ' PRISTOL. At the. Aotetrints' PONSONBY TOTTENHAM, E,q. iii the Chair. • ' SCARBOROUGH. At Nlorwan's Hotel. President—The Right Hon. the Earl of MULGRAVE. HALIFAX. At the White Lion Inn. THOMAS HORTON. Esq., 'V. I'., in the Chair. LEICESTER. At the Three Crown* inn. President—Liml ROBERT MANNERS, AT. P. Vice-President—Sir FP.ED. GUSTAVUS FOWKE, Bart. • ... NORFOLK AND.INORWICEI. At ibc Assembly Rooms, Norwich. . - The nun. Colonel WODELIOUSE, in the Chak. NOT TINGHA •At Tlltirlaral President—RlCHAßD CHESLYN, Esq. Vs . ARRINGTON. At the George Inn. President—Mr. GREEN." Vice-Presidents—Mr. LEE and Mr. CLARE. HEREFORD. • At for Music Room, Hereford. President—Aßß. WHITTAKER, F.sq. of I,rston Muse. -Vice-President—Mijor-Geueral ARMSTRONG. LANcASTER. • • At the Com mercial Inn. WILLIAM HISUE, Esq. in th Chair. NORTH AND SOUTH SHIELDS. At the Nortlitimbt,,Eland Arms, North Shields. Pcesideut,—,ltOßEV LAING, Esq., BOLTON. . - "At the Commercial Inn. Chairman—JAMES IvATIoNs, Eq. Vice-Chairman- 7 ADASI LOMAX HAWORTH, Esq. CARLISLE. Al. the MO Inn. EDWARD HASELL, Esq. in the Chair. • WOLV E It II ANI.vroN. At the .S ! van HAO. MORETON WATHOUAE, Esq. in the Chair. IiLACKBITRN. At: the N&w Inn. JAMES NEVILLE, Esq. in the Chair. SHEFFIELD. • Aetlie Tontine Inn. SiIkUEL. WALKER, Esq. of 4.11 d wadi . , in the Chair. DEVON AM) EXETER. At the Hotel: • Patron—The Right Hon. Lord ROLLE. President—Sir W. TEMPLEIt POLE, Bart. High, Sheriff. GLASGOW. ' • At the Assenibly,Roonis: President—Vice-Admiral the tiohourabie Sir ALEXANDER INGLIS COCIIRANEraart. G.C.B. BOSS CORBETT, Secretary. BIE . I.MINGFIANL On the i4th of October next. The Marquis of ANGLESEY, in the Chair. The PITT CLUB of SCOTLAND met oit. the 2fth of March last, at the Assembly Rooms; George-street, Edin burgh. .The LORD ADVOCATE was in the Chair. T. G. STIRLING, Esq. of Airtla and Strowan, Croupier. The Borough • Compter, .. f TheMaison.ue Force,atGhent, Totbill-fields Prison, • • Tlie Philadelphia Prison, TheGaolS attit.Alban's,Guild- The Ptmitentiary at Millbank, • ford, Bristol, and Ilchester, and Proceedings of the La- The Gaol at Bury, - ' I dieeCommittee at Newgate. By THOMAS FOWELI. BUN I ON. London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhi Butterworth and Sons, Fleet-street ; and John Hatchard; Piccadilly. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. Tbis Day was published, . . - • A New Edition, price ss. ilhistrated with Cases, A.PRACTICAL TREATI SE on the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ex hibiting the Character, Symptoms, and Treatnient of the Diseases immediately or remotely connected with it ; contain ing,Obgervations on Gleet, Stricture. Mucal Discharges, the Use pf the Caustic and Common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or local, *the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. ; comprising an elementary Work fOr Students, and a Guide to the general Reader; in terspersed with select Prescriptions applieable to each division of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Snrgeon,, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand-; Late of the United Hospitals of, St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs.• Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster row; Hig,hley aMd Son, 174, Fleet-street; and W: Neely : , 79, Lombard-street, London. SALES OF ESTATES. TO CAPITALISTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN SCOTLAND FaR SALE. riILIE ESTATE of TULLOES, in the County of Forfar, extending to about 1,100 Acres of excellent Land, and now let at about 8001. per Annum. The various Leases, however, expire in a *few years, wh,•n a great rise of Rent will be obtained. It is situated three miles from the County 'l'oan. Application to be made to M. Pearson, Writer •to the Signet, Edmburgh;or to Mr. Low, at Gordon Bank, by Greenlaw, Berwickshire. BARK and TIMBER, DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTER SHIRE. By Order of the Right Honourable , ‘f. m. Huskisson, Dacres Adams, and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, Commis sioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Re- venues, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B)• Mr. At the Bear Inn, Ne►vnham, on THURSDAY NEXT, be -tweet' the hours of 12 and 2, in different Lots, .- rrnE, BARK of 214 OAK TIMBER TREES, authorised by the Board. of Treasury to be felled for the use of the Navy, in Yoilt and Danhy Walks, in Dean Forest, and-of 75 Oak Timber Trees, authorised to be felled for Sale, in York Talky, in the said Forest. .. Also sundry Lots of FIR TREES, and upwards of 100 Cords of UNDER-WOOD, lying in the Nockalls Wood, ❑ear Stanton. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale roav be had of Edward Macheu, Esq. Deputy Surreyr. of Dean Forest, Whitemead Park, near Lidticy ; and of Mr. Dudgeon, -As sist alit Deputy Surveyor, EFlwood Fain►, near Coleford. The Keepers of York and Danhy AValks,will shew the Bark, and Mr. Win. Barnett, at the Headings, near Stanton, will spew the•`i'imber to such persons ai.shall be desirous of view ing the sa►u e . FAMILY MO , URNING.—MILLARD'S, CHEAPSIDE. IT having not been generally known that Mirk Bointirizeens, and other Articles for FAMILY MOURN ING, are regnlarly sold as above, as well as !h.. various kinds of Family Linens, Printed Chintz and Damask Finnitures, India and Curious Imitation Shawls, Muslins, Crapes, Taf fetas, and the various Article's of rishionahle Dress, &c. J. MILLARD most respectfully informs hi; Ft iends, the No bility, and Families, his arrangements are of the most re spectable kind for a regular Supply of the choicest BLACK GOODS, which are selling on the usual terms of the House, Wholesale and Retail. • Proprietors of Country Establishments, , and Families arriv ing,in.Town, will find the best Goods of each description on the first terms. RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. TN consequence of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte o House, Blackfriars road, Drs.- COOPER, MUNROE, and CO.. hare, for the accommOdation of patients residing at the: West end of the Town, established another Medical" Board in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors froth Bond-street, where a Physician and Sdrgeon, Members elf the. Royal College of London, of thirty years etpei ience, constantly reside. That thwisands have_ been restored to perfect health by their united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of 'whom had' been .great sufferers from being intro, perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup tions on the head, face, and Wile, ulcerated tht oat, swel lings in the neck, nodes on the shin .bnnes. y cancers; stric tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, .and net VOLIS dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cored coatagion, and which symptoms frequently appear, years. after; and destroy domestic happiness.. . . Messrs, Cooper, Munroe, and Co: are .cOnsulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the country, , Atating particu lars, when medicine aid the best advice will„he sent to all parts of the kingdom. Thcre are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on 'fuesd ty, Th4trsday, and Sunday mon:logs, until twelte.o',clock. By - W. MOUNTAIN and Co. .SARACEN'S HEAII INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following I'UST-COACHES, MAIL COACHES, &c. set out frLvin the Suracea's Headjun, Snow Hill The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, fnily one Night (Ai the ,Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives al Liverpool heat Afternoon at. Six o'clock, through' Dunstab!e; . Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Rugely, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington aud Prescut. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke-New Four Inside Coach at half-past - Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn. Southampton, by Five o'clock.—This is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey; Guernsey, St. Mahies, 'Havre de Grace, Cherburgh, &c. • • _ _ _ _ _ SiIIiEWSBURY, - Wellington, and Shilinal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'clock.—Guardecl. .WEYMOUTI-I,llov'eliester; MandlOrd, Salisbury, Andover, *and Basingstoke, new .Post- , Coach, every Afternoon. T 4 Weymouth Packets to Guernsey,. Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma- . . toe's, &c. EXETIM, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Mornitig, at Seven o'clock, through • -Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Wand ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, Pete borough, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail CoaCh, sets out .every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and 17 all. BATHand BRISTOL.FIyihg Post-Coaches, through Chip.- penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrivz. at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Lin, Bath, and the London- Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing.—Coaches to %Veils, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets gut every Morning, at• Eighto'Clock ; carries Four Insides-only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Gnarl throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Ret fold, 'Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the " Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning: Not withstanaing the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to it:: the most ag►ceal:le and coatolete Public Con, veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda tion by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, .BroWnhill, Thornhill, Sasaquhar-Kiln, Cannock, Kiugswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post. Coach (daily). YOll., Scarborough, Whitby, Shieldi, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by wad cif Newark, Ret ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mot peth, and Berwick. Passengers finding, themsel►•es fatigued trom:the length of the journey; may rest what time they pleaseond then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGII,-Swindon, Ratusbury, nungerford, and Newbury Post Cw:ch, at Seven, Morning. - BILID - GENORTH & Walsal Sew Post Coach, every ercniitg,„ CARLISLE, een s rith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Posi •Coach, and a Guald all the way, passes through Breugh, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmonu, ctitterick - , lioroughbrtdge, Wetherhy, Abertord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every 'Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. lave detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Otniskirk, and Gurstaug Post-Coaches, every After noon; at Five o'clock.—Gtiarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, StO-ne, and Litch-. field, Post ..Coach, called The Defiance, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coa6h, every .Morning, at Half-past 6. . . CHESTER, Newport, Vt'hitclatirclt, 'farPOrley, Nantwicl►, Northwicli, and Middlewicl► Putt-Cu;acl►, vveiy Evening, at ve o'cl►►ck. SUNDERLAND, Stochtqn, and Yarm, new Coach, every Nlorning,-to the George Intl, Sunderland. MAI , :CHESTER, Winslow, Coogieton, Newcastle, WAlsal, and Wolverhainpton,Post-COach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham POst-Coach, called the Ruck ingliam, every Morning. . BIRMINGHAM .Po It Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.-L. Passes bysDaventry, Southain, LearningtOii, Warwick, New.• castle, Lawton, and Congleton, to the Saracen' Head, Bull street, Birintng - ham. HULL,Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Moritin4 at half- s past. Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull. po VE . I:, D al 3 M.lrg - ate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cant erbury, Verershani, Chatham, Rochester, and . Stroud, • New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. TIERTEORD,, Ware,lloldesdun, and Chesbunt Coact', every Mornilr,g. TOTTENHAM and: Edthonton Co . aeh (daily), at Eleven, Half-past Two, Fiv`e and Eight o'Clock. R. CLAY's•Original Waggons and teaches, to Newbury, Swindon, .:Vhllmirro, Wootton-Basset,. Laminatrn, Hunger ford; Chilton, Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. , • • • WAGGVNS. • s • To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three Tiines;a.Week. fleccleS, Btr•y, and all Parts of Suffolk, every leontlay.' cIitF,NcEN;TER, Abingdon, Henley,. Brittol, and Glou cester, Three 'hones a :Week. • . SOUTHAMeToN, WincliesterOtuniscy, Lyndhurst, Ly-, t t,y,t on, (:hr;stalittreh, Ring wood, Fording): ridge , \\'i loom, Poole, Isle of -Wight, Jersey, and• Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, .1-laiopton, and Twickenham, Twice a . Weeii. GREENWICH ain't - Woolwich, evp•y Day. TorrEN HAM and Ednionton; every. aiV. B. W. MOUNTAIN 'and Co., respectfully acquaint • their .Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable. for any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage, Writings, Plate, &r. of more than Five Pounds Valur,if stolen, lost, or damaged, un less entered as 'mil, 7.'nd the. Insurance paid for accordingly, at the Sat acmes Llead Inu, Sno,‘ , •hill, London.